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- 1Publishers Hail Ruling in ROSS Copyright Case▼AAP, Authors Guild Applaud Decision in ROSS Copyright Infringement Case
A court decision in the copyright infringement case involving ROSS Intelligence has been welcomed by the Association of American Publishers and the Authors Guild. Both organisations praised the ruling as an important affirmation of copyright protections, viewing it as a significant outcome in ongoing legal battles over the unauthorized use of copyrighted works.
- 2ROSS to Ask Supreme Court to Review Thomson Reuters Copyright Ruling●ROSS Says It Will Ask Supreme Court to Review 3rd Circuit Ruling for Thomson Reuters in Copyright Case
Legal research company ROSS Intelligence says it will petition the US Supreme Court to review a Third Circuit ruling in favor of Thomson Reuters. The case centers on whether ROSS's use of Thomson Reuters' headnotes and key numbering system to train its AI legal research tool constituted copyright infringement, a dispute closely watched across the legal tech industry.
- 3Third Circuit Upholds Fair Use Ruling Against ROSS AI Platform▼Third Circuit Affirms Revised Fair Use Ruling Against ROSS’ AI Legal Research Platform in Sealed Opinion
The US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has affirmed a revised ruling finding that ROSS Intelligence's AI legal research platform was not protected by fair use, in a decision issued under seal. The long-running copyright dispute with Thomson Reuters over the use of legal headnotes to train AI tools remains a closely watched test case for the AI industry.
- 4Court backs Thomson Reuters in landmark AI training copyright case●BREAKING: The Third Circuit affirmed Thomson Reuters' win over ROSS, the first appellate ruling on fair use in AI traini
A US appeals court has affirmed Thomson Reuters' victory over legal AI startup ROSS Intelligence, the first appellate ruling to address whether training AI on copyrighted material qualifies as fair use. The Third Circuit sided with Thomson Reuters, whose Westlaw headnotes were at the centre of the dispute. Legal observers say the reasoning could shape pending cases involving AI developers and copyright holders.
- 5Third Circuit Sides With Thomson Reuters in Copyright Case Against ROSS●3rd Circuit Rules For Thomson Reuters In Its Copyright Fight Against Legal Research Startup ROSS
A US federal appeals court has ruled in favour of Thomson Reuters in its copyright lawsuit against legal research startup ROSS Intelligence. The Third Circuit's decision marks a significant development in the long-running dispute over whether ROSS unlawfully copied content from Thomson Reuters' Westlaw legal research database to build its competing AI-powered legal search product, with implications for copyright law and AI training data.